THE LEMNISCUS TAROT

A hand-illustrated venture down into the shadow, featuring chthonic figures from The Underworld in Greek Mythology paired with mental wellness lessons on awareness, self-love, and attachment. This deck-in-progress is a true labor of love that combines my passions for mythic storytelling with personal symbolism and archetypal medicine.

0. The Fool
I. The Magician
II. The High Priestess
III. The Empress
IV. The Emperor
XII. The Hanged Man
XIII. Death
XVII. The Star
 

LEMNISCUS: PANACEA

This on-going series of oversized pieces explores the experience of living with chronic illness during a global pandemic as well as themes of reparenting and collective trauma all while personally battling both multiple sclerosis and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. Named for the Greek Goddess of healing and daughter of Asclepius—The God of Medicine—the name also translates to “remedy.” During these tough times, art has been my remedy.

"Unraveling"
"Citrinitas"
"The Price of Breath"
"Decoy Nest"
"A Faceless Crime"
"Gebô (Gift)"
My Body Needs Not Your Purpose
 

LEMNISCUS: THE RIBBON BOOK

My original “ribbon series” that started it all—drawn with only red and blue double-ended pencils. This series explores themes of trauma, divorce, and disorder as told through a visual vocabulary of personal symbols, references to myths and fairytales, and Victorian floriography. On the path to recovery, these pieces served as an extension of my therapy as well as a platform for my personal truth.

"Manic Murder"
"Out of Misery"
"The Ever-Changing Spectrum of a Lie"
"Show; Don't Tell"
"Cut Off"
"Impressions"
"Pensée"
"Timing"
"Resentment"
"Cat's Cradle"
"To Wish Impossible Things"
"Cutting The Tension"
"Lunacy"
"Half-Gifts"
"Half-Empty
"The Tantalizing"
"Self-Lovin'"

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